Grammar

3rd Grade Grammar Present Continuous

Genre/Topic: Tense, Verbs

To write the present continuous, we use am/is/are + -ing form of the verb. We use time expressions like now, at present and at the moment with the present continuous tense.

Grade 8 Grammar Lesson 1 The simple present tense

Genre/Topic: Tense

What is the structure of simple present tense? When do we use the simple present tense? How do form negatives in simple present tense? How do we form questions in simple present tense?

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6th Grade Grammar Punctuation

There are three ends marks to end a sentence. They are as follows: full stop (.), question mark (?) and exclamation mark (!). The full stop is used to end declarative and imperative sentences. The question mark is used with an interrogative sentence. The exclamation mark is used with exclamatory sentences. Rule 1: Use a […]

Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 43 Prepositions after verbs (1)

Genre/Topic: Prepositions, Verbs

What verbs are followed by the preposition ‘about’? What verbs are followed by the preposition ‘on’? What preposition follows the verb ‘learn/know about’? What preposition follows the verb ‘ask/inquire’?

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2nd Grade Grammar Question Words Who Whose What Where and When

Genre/Topic: Adverbs, Parts of speech, Verbs

Who, whose, what, where and when are question words. We use them to ask questions.

Grade 2 Grammar Lesson 2 The alphabet – Vowels and consonants

Genre/Topic: English alphabet

What are vowels? How many vowels are there? What are consonants? How many consonants are there?

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1st Grade Grammar Prepositions 5

Genre/Topic: Prepositions

A preposition is a word that shows the relation between a noun and a pronoun to other words in a sentence. Words such as in, on, under and behind are called prepositions.

Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 11 Future continuous

Genre/Topic: Tense

What is the structure of future continuous tense? When do we use the future continuous tense? Do we mention the point of time with this tense? Can we use the future continuous tense to ask about people’s plans?

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